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365 / Instruction #8920101 Rev 4 

Pg. 9

 

SNAP LOCK 

Fig. 12 

LOCKING HANDLE 

BASE UPRIGHTS 

SPIN-SNAP LOCK 

Rail Height and Width Adjustments Instructions 
 
1.

 

To adjust the height or width of either the Low or High Rail, first loosen the turnbuckles. 

 

Low or High Rail Height Adjustment 
2.

 

Choosing the desired Low or High Rail Adjusting Bracket, loosen the Locking handle on the long 
adjusting Tube and while supporting the rail pull the Snap Lock and move the rails to the desired 
location. Let the Snap Lock, snap into a hole on the adjusting tube and tighten the Locking Handle to 
secure it in place. (Fig. 12) 

Rail Width Adjustment 
3.

 

Only the Low Rail Adjusting Bracket can be adjusted to change the width between the Rails, loosen 
the Locking handle on the Horizontal Adjusting Tube and while supporting the rail pull the Snap 
Lock and move the rail to the desired location. Let the Snap Lock, snap into a hole on the adjusting 
tube and tighten the Locking Handle to secure it in place. (Fig. 12) 

 

4.

 

Always retighten the 4 turnbuckles equally so that the apparatus uprights remain perpendicular to 
the floor. Also check the alignment of the 2 uprights in comparison to each other. 

 

Note: DO NOT tighten Turnbuckles to the point that the cables are taught or springy! This 

WILL NOT make the bars work better! It will only add pressure to the connecting 
points.  If the cables are over-tightened, twisting of the Cantilever Uprights may occur 
which will make height adjustment of rails more difficult and may result in permanent 
damage to the Uprights  

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Ensure all Clamps, Snap Locks and Locking Handles 
are fully engaged prior to using the Equipment, this 
also applies to the Base Uprights Spin-Snap Locks. 

 

Never add any padding or tape 
to the bar surfaces. 

 

Summary of Contents for 365

Page 1: ...ada SA Sport U S A 135 Forestview Road 4608 Fairlane Avenue P O Box 40 Fort Worth Texas Orillia Ontario USA 76119 Canada L3V 6H9 Telephone 705 325 2274 Telephone 817 536 3366 Fax 705 325 1485 Fax 817...

Page 2: ...Assembly set up and adjustment of this equipment should only be undertaken by qualified persons At no time should children or other unqualified persons undertake the assembly set up installation or a...

Page 3: ...al Adjusting Tube Right 355 520 o c w Rail Pivot 1 ea Horizontal Adjusting Tube Left 355 521 o c w Rail Pivot 1 ea Low Rail Adjusting Bracket Assembly Right 355 530 o c w Locks 1 ea Low Rail Adjusting...

Page 4: ...holes and thread the supplied 3 8 Flat Head Screw into the hole Tighten screw firmly with a 7 32 Allen key Fig 1 3 Repeat previous step to assemble the other upright to the base tube The resulting as...

Page 5: ...Snap locks are fully engaged and that the Locking Handles are also Tightened Fig 6 3 Next insert the Short Adjusting Tubes into the Low adjusting bracket as shown in Figure 6 4 Ensure that the Snap lo...

Page 6: ...Ensure the Cable Connection links point away from center and the Adjusting Brackets face in the same direction when inserting the Assembled Cantilever Bar Uprights c w Adjusting Brackets into the Bas...

Page 7: ...n the Hammer drill drill a hole into the concrete to 2 inches 1 8 2 Use a shop vacuum or turkey baster to remove all dust and concrete chips out of the holes Ensure the hole depth is at least 2 inches...

Page 8: ...tie down cables using the quick links to the top of each Cantilever Upright tighten Quick links using 2 adjustable wrenches then secure the other end to the turnbuckle hook and chain to the Threaded S...

Page 9: ...Tube and while supporting the rail pull the Snap Lock and move the rail to the desired location Let the Snap Lock snap into a hole on the adjusting tube and tighten the Locking Handle to secure it in...

Page 10: ...50 lbs 68 kg 3 Use this equipment only under the supervision of a trained and qualified instructor 4 This equipment must be used only when protected by proper matting as recommended by the Federation...

Page 11: ...ior applications Fiberglass Rail with Wood Veneer Assembly 1 ea Part 355 65 c w mounting hardware 2 bolts Note You must use your existing 3 bolts but must exchange the old Nylock Nut with the Nylock n...

Page 12: ...se Foot Pad 1 Pair Part 355 BFP Black Foot Pad only in Pairs Threaded Socket Adaptors 1 ea Part 184 No Floor anchors provided Tie down Kit Part P230CT c w cables and turnbuckles only set of 4 No Quick...

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